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Zenodo
2026
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| Accesso online: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20017869 |
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- <p>We identify a row-sector rebound structure in terminal adjacent-zero<br>spacing residuals near a $\sim 10^3$-row sector boundary identified<br>through an unbiased window-scale sweep, without prior specification of<br>the active modulus. Under a base-6 row-sector decomposition, the<br>structure is amplitude-dominant for modulus $1009$, while modulus $990$<br>remains co-significant under permutation guardrails. Follow-on audits<br>reject simple $h_1$-corridor gating and do not confirm local<br>$h_1 \times$ sector modulation. A synthetic null calibration shows that<br>apparent growth of interaction strength under finer local-$h_1$ binning<br>matches bin-resolution sparsity inflation rather than hidden<br>phase-conditioned structure. Thus the row-sector rebound and the<br>previously published $h_1$ packet organization are empirically distinct<br>on the observed terminal horizon.</p>